1995 Ford Ranger Splash Bagged And Body Drop Low Miles Project on 2040-cars
Orleans, Indiana, United States
1995 Ford Ranger PROJECT 4.0 V6 Automatic -Power windows/locks -34xxx actual miles -Sunroof -Pioneer CD player -Shaved door handles -New door popper on drivers door -New bags all the way around -Two Viair air compressors -Kinetik battery -Body dropped -Full custom rear frame, from cab back -19in custom wheels -Like new tires -Fuse box/under hood wiring has been moved inside the cab and hidden under the dash to give the under hood a cleaner look -1 owner/garage kept most of its life -Thousands spent to get this truck this far and it doesn't need much more to be a show winning truck, just a little bit of TLC. This is a unfinished project truck. It is drivable the way it sits but its not finished. It runs and drives well. Rear end is a bit noisy when its really cold outside but as soon as it warms up its quiet. It has several things that need to be finished. Most of what needs finished is time spent on the truck not very much money. What needs to be finished: -Shifter needs to be tacked on -Cd player needs to be hooked up -Carpet needs to be installed better -Relays for air compressor need replaced -Truck needs painted or plastidip redone -Wheels need to be finished/resprayed -Under hood/door jambs need to be finished -Front turn signals need to be wired up -Rear bumper brackets need to be made -Some minor body work on the bed near the rear bumper(See pictures) -There might be some odd and end things I'm forgetting on this project truck but I wanted to make sure I represented this truck to the fullest. This could be such an awesome truck. I was very excited to get this project truck and get it finished but unfortunately I spent thousands and paid a place to do the work and they never touched it, it just sat there for the past 11 months. *If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 812-653-0940* |
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Top horsepower-per-dollar cars in 2017
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